The National BriefingThe Department of Basic Education is developing new guidelines for how teachers and learners communicate on WhatsApp, following growing concerns about inappropriate online interactions and the lack of clear boundaries on digital platforms.
The Department of Basic Education is developing new guidelines for how teachers and learners communicate on WhatsApp, following growing concerns about inappropriate online interactions and the lack of clear boundaries on digital platforms.
Guest: Likho Bottoman, Director of Social Cohesion in Schools at the Department of Basic Education
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